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Intelligent software can help biologists interpret tremendous amounts of data. CS Professor Daphne Koller endows machines the reasoning ability to produce insights about the workings of life. More

The built environment must be environmentally, economically and socially sustainable. A new focus area for research and teaching will bring together faculty and students across several schools at Stanford to drive toward that goal. More

Power-hungry computers need to go on a wattage diet. Stanford innovations in chip design are intended to enable major increases in efficiency while reducing the cost of achieving it. More

Engineers have made key recent advances in bringing light down to the nano- and microscale. It is an exotic feat of physics with intriguing applications. More

The built environment must be environmentally, economically and socially sustainable.More

Power-hungry computers need to go on a wattage diet. More

Engineers have made key advances in bringing light down to the nano- and microscale. More

Intelligent software can help biologists interpret tremendous amounts of data. More